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Schoolhouse Rock By Todd Larson If you graduated within the last ten years, chances are you shook your booty at one time or another to Hiram, Haverford's venerable funk and R&B collective. As it turns out, a number of Haverford (and Hiram) alumni are still shakin' it in bands of their own -- and embracing the surprisingly un-glamorous lifestyle of the working musician. Egomania: Jim Infantino '87 causes a stir with his new album, Don't Get Smart. |
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By David Lane '92
As antitrust litigation against Microsoft moves ahead, a would-be substitute called Linux is sweeping the Internet and grabbing headlines. It's also found its way to campus. HAVERFORD presents Dave Lane's first-person account of the history and vision of the free/open-source software movement, the development of the Linux computer system, and his take on the movement's revolutionary potential. We also look at the role of Linux for Haverford faculty, students and facilities.
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